Crossing The Line 'Speak to your children about uncomfortable things'
Nolethu Ndude grew up in the 1980s in a home where her father was in prison for opposing apartheid and her mother was a United Democratic Front activist and…
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Crossing the Line was launched last year by Fisher, a former editor of the Cape Times, and IOL features one of the interviews every week. “My dad [Alpheus Ndude] was incarcerated before I was born, while my mom was pregnant with me, so he was not present for many of my growing up years. Interviewed on the Crossing the Line podcast by media veteran Ryland Fisher, she spoke about how a whole village had to help raise her and her siblings and the work she is doing through the WeMattah Foundation, which she founded.
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Crossing the Line was launched last year by Fisher, a former editor of the Cape Times, and IOL features one of the interviews every week. “My dad [Alpheus Ndude] was incarcerated before I was born, while my mom was pregnant with me, so he was not present for many of my growing up years.
according to IOL (Independent Online)Interviewed on the Crossing the Line podcast by media veteran Ryland Fisher, she spoke about how a whole village had to help raise her and her siblings and the work she is doing through the WeMattah Foundation, which she founded.
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